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Lastly, the fourth category includes persons who have committed offences against property.
Persons who have committed offences against the constitutional order of the Republic of Uzbekistan;
The criminal liability of persons under 16 years of age who have committed offences has been substantially narrowed.
The groups involved have committed offences against the Syrian people, and acts of theft, murder and vandalism.
Since the Act's entry into force, some 6,000 restraining orders have been issued against persons who have committed offences in the home.
A specific law applies to the children who have committed offences rather than those under the Criminal Code.
Those who have committed offences in the territory of the Republic, if the offence was begun, completed or interrupted in the territory of Uzbekistan;
Abolish life sentences for persons who have committed offences when under the age of 18;
Persons who have committed offences punishable under the laws of the Republic by more than two years' imprisonment;
Article 6 of the Criminal Code provides for the prosecution of persons who have committed offences outside Belarus, in particular.
Persons who have committed offences punished by not less than two years' imprisonment but are recidivists and are considered dangerous; and.
Article 71 of the new Criminal Code regulates the extradition of individuals who have committed offences grounds for granting and refusing extradition.
Minors who have committed offences are handed over to investigating bodies in accordance with the law, where they may be held for no more than 72 hours.
Nevertheless, under paragraph 5 of the article, this provision is not applied in respect of persons who have committed offences against the peace and security of humankind.
Persons who have committed offences abroad and are hiding from prosecution in the territory of Kazakhstan may be extradited at the request of another State.
Congolese criminal courts are not competent to try Congolese nationals who have committed offences abroad unless they are in Congolese territory.
Colombians who have committed offences abroad, which constitute offences under Colombian legislation, shall be tried and sentenced in Colombia.
The Islamic Republic of Iran asserts jurisdiction over Iranian nationals or aliens who have committed offences abroad in case they are not extradited.
It is applied to persons who have committed offences less than a criminal offence and can be appealed through administrative review or administrative litigation.
The Criminal Code sets out activities that entail criminal liability and stipulates punishments andother sanctions that can be applied in respect of persons who have committed offences.
Thus, article 29 of the Act provides that aliens who have committed offences or administrative or other violations have liability on the standard grounds.
Measures to hold legal persons liable are designed as an additional,not an alternative, tool to the criminal liability of natural persons who have committed offences under the Convention.
The statute of limitations does not apply to persons who have committed offences against peace and the security of humanity in cases expressly provided for by domestic law.
Nevertheless, the Committee regrets the lack of an explicit reference in the legislation of the State Party to the possibility of extradition of persons who have committed offences addressed in the Optional Protocol.
The punishment of ADF members who have committed offences under the Defence Force Discipline Act 1982 is detailed in Australia's first report in the chapter on article 10 under the heading"Military personnel.
Some attempts are made to compensate for the absence of said compact approach by sending children with mental disorders who have committed offences and truancy to schools for children with special needs.
Subparagraph 3(g) applies not only to persons who have committed offences according to article 2 of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism, but to all alleged terrorists.
The Criminal Code(RT 1992, 20, 287 and 288) sets out activities that entail criminal liability and stipulates punishments andother sanctions that can be applied in respect of persons who have committed offences.
Under article 4 of the present Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, all persons who have committed offences in the territory of the Russian Federation are to be held liable under Russian law.
Tunisia does not make extradition conditional upon the existence of a treaty andit generally provides all requesting countries with any useful information on persons who have committed offences either in Tunisia or abroad.